NCAA SUCCESS. OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF championship history Oklahoma State Cowboys with Coach Harris. David Edwards 1978 NCAA Medalist

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1 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF championship history Tom Jones Tied for Fourth Place at the 1975 NCAA Championship 1959 Oklahoma State Cowboys with Coach Harris Lindy Miller Finished fourth at the 1977 NCAA Championship David Edwards 1978 NCAA Medalist 5.0

2 Mike Holder and Charles Howell in 2000 when Howell set an NCAA record with his 23-under-par score on the way to an eight-shot victory championship history contents 5.2 OSU at the NCAA Championships NCAA Champions NCAA Champions NCAA Champions NCAA Champions NCAA Champions NCAA Champions NCAA Champions NCAA Champions NCAA Champions NCAA Champions 5.14 Year-By-Year NCAA Tournament 5.26 NCAA Tournament Team Records 5.27 NCAA Championship Finishes 5.28 OSU at Conference Championships 5.29 Individual Big Eight Tournament Finishes 5.30 Individual Big 12 Tournament Finishes 5.31 Big Eight and Big 12 Tournament Records 5.32 OSU at the NCAA Central Regional & Individual Central Regional Finishes OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF 5.1

3 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF championship history osu at the ncaa championships Year Champion Runner-up OSU Individual Champion 1947 Louisiana State Duke 5th Dave Barclay, Michigan 1948 San Jose State Louisiana State 5th Bob Harris, San Jose State 1949 North Texas Purdue/Texas 6th Harvie Ward, North Carolina 1950 North Texas Purdue 13th Fred Wampler, Purdue 1951 North Texas Ohio State 11th Tom Nieporte, Ohio State 1952 North Texas Michigan 5th Jim Vickers, Oklahoma 1953 Stanford North Carolina 4th Earl Moeller, Oklahoma State 1954 So. Methodist North Texas 3rd Hillman Robbins, Memphis State 1955 Louisiana State North Texas 3rd Joe Campbell, Purdue 1956 Houston N. Texas/Purdue 4th Rick Jones, Ohio State 1957 Houston Stanford 12th Rex Baxter, Jr., Houston 1958 Houston Oklahoma State 2nd Phil Rodgers, Houston 1959 Houston Purdue 5th Dick Crawford, Houston 1960 Houston Okla.State/Purdue 2nd Dick Crawford, Houston 1961 Purdue Arizona State 4th Jack Nicklaus, Ohio State 1962 Houston Oklahoma State 2nd Kermit Zarley, Houston 1963 Oklahoma State Houston 1st R.H. Sikes, Arkansas 1964 Houston Oklahoma State 2nd Terry Small, San Jose State 1965 Houston Cal-State L.A. 9th Marty Fleckman, Houston 1966 Houston San Jose State 4th Bob Murphy, Florida 1967 Houston Florida 22nd Hale Irwin, Colorado 1968 Florida Houston 4th Grier Jones, Oklahoma State 1969 Houston Wake Forest 10th Bob Clark, Cal-State L.A Houston Wake Forest 4th John Mahaffey, Houston 1971 Texas Houston 5th Ben Crenshaw, Texas 1972 Texas Houston 4th Ben Crenshaw, Tom Kite, Texas 1973 Florida Oklahoma State 2nd Ben Crenshaw, Texas 1974 Wake Forest Florida 5th Curtis Strange, Wake Forest 1975 Wake Forest Oklahoma State 2nd Jay Haas, Wake Forest 1976 Oklahoma State Brigham Young 1st Scott Simpson, So. California 1977 Houston Oklahoma State 2nd Scott Simpson, So. California 5.2

4 osu at the ncaa championships Year Champion Runner-up OSU Individual Champion 1978 Oklahoma State Georgia 1st David Edwards, Oklahoma State 1979 Ohio State Oklahoma State 2nd Gary Hallberg, Wake Forest 1980 Oklahoma State Brigham Young 1st Jay Don Blake, Utah State 1981 Brigham Young Oral Roberts 4th Ron Commans, So. California 1982 Houston Oklahoma State 2nd Billy Ray Brown, Houston 1983 Oklahoma State Texas 1st Jim Carter, Arizona State 1984 Houston Oklahoma State 2nd John Inman, North Carolina 1985 Houston Oklahoma State 2nd Clark Burroughs, Ohio State 1986 Wake Forest Oklahoma State 2nd Scott Verplank, Oklahoma State 1987 Oklahoma State Wake Forest 1st Brian Watts, Oklahoma State 1988 UCLA OSU/OU/UTEP 2nd E.J. Pfister, Oklahoma State 1989 Oklahoma Texas 4th Phil Mickelson, Arizona State 1990 Arizona State Florida 4th Phil Mickelson, Arizona State 1991 Oklahoma State North Carolina 1st Warren Schutte, UNLV 1992 Arizona Arizona State 3rd Phil Mickelson, Arizona State 1993 Florida Georgia Tech 12th Todd Demsey, Arizona State 1994 Stanford Texas 5th Justin Leonard, Texas 1995 Oklahoma State Stanford 1st Chip Spratlin, Auburn 1996 Arizona State Nevada-Las Vegas 8th Tiger Woods, Stanford 1997 Pepperdine Wake Forest 5th Charles Warren, Clemson 1998 UNLV Clemson 4th James McLean, Minnesota 1999 Georgia Oklahoma State 2nd Luke Donald, Northwestern 2000 Oklahoma State Georgia Tech 1st Charles Howell, Oklahoma State 2001 Florida Clemson t24th Nick Gilliam, Florida 2002 Minnesota Georgia Tech 16th Troy Matteson, Georgia Tech 2003 Clemson Oklahoma State 2nd Alejandro Canizares, Arizona State 2004 California UCLA 13th Ryan Moore, UNLV 2005 Georgia Georgia Tech 15th James Lepp, Washington 2006 Oklahoma State Florida 1st Jonathan Moore, Oklahoma State 2007 Stanford Georgia 15th Jamie Lovemark, Southern California championship history OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF 5.3

5 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF championship history 1963 ncaa champions 1963 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Oklahoma State s first NCAA team golf championship came in 1963 at the Wichita Country Club. Coach Labron Harris, Sr., (extreme left) and team are pictured with the NCAA traveling trophy. The team included (from left to right): George Hixon, Duke Evans, Don Lackey and Dave Eichelberger. Not present when the picture was taken was Jim Jamieson Oklahoma State s first national golf title came at the Wichita Country Club as the Cowboys claimed a two-round one-stroke victory. George Hixon led the Cowboys, finishing one shot out of first place after posting a first-round 67 to lead the tournament after one day. The championship was sandwiched by runner-up finishes in 1962 and 1964 for OSU under Labron Harris. Team Scores Individual Results 1. Oklahoma State R.H. Sikes, Arkansas Houston 582 T 2. George Hixon North Texas State 585 T12. Don Lackey Southern California 587 T24. Dave Eichelberger Georgia 590 T44. Jim Jamieson 149 T77. Duke Evans

6 1976 ncaa champions championship history 1976 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Coach Mike Holder s first NCAA team championship came in 1976 at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. Kneeling is Holder while the team consisted of (left to right): Lindy Miller, Ft. Worth, Texas (Arlington Heights); Tom Jones, Tulsa, Okla. (Rogers); Britt Harrison, Beaumont, Texas (Forest Park); Jaime Gonzalez, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; and David Edwards, Edmond, Okla (Edmond) The first national crown for Mike Holder as well as the second for an OSU golf team came at Albuquerque, N.M. in The Cowboys posted a seven-shot advantage over Brigham Young. Lindy Miller and Jaime Gonzalez were both two-over par during the four rounds to finish tied for 10th, seven shots behind individual champion Scott Simpson of Southern California. Team Scores Individual Results 1. Oklahoma State Scott Simpson, USC Brigham Young 1173 T10. Lindy Miller Houston 1174 T10. Jaime Gonzalez Wake Forest 1175 T14. Britt Harrison New Mexico 1176 T33. Tom Jones 295 T81. David Edwards 302 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF 5.5

7 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF championship history 1978 ncaa champions 1978 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Mike Holder s second and Oklahoma State s third NCAA championship team took honors in Eugene, Ore., in OSU easily outdistanced the field for the team title while David Edwards (extreme right) won medalist honors for the tournament which was determined over the first 54 holes of the 72-hole tournament. The team included (left to right): Britt Harrison, Beaumont, Texas (Forest Park); Bob Tway, Marietta, Ga. (Wheeler); Lindy Miller, Ft. Worth, Texas (Arlington Heights); Rafael Alarcon, Guadalajara, Mexico; and Edwards, Edmond, Okla (Edmond) Eugene, Oregon was the site of OSU s third NCAA Championship as David Edwards won medalist honors in leading the Cowboys to the team title. The individual race was decided over the first three days of the event as Edwards posted a two-shot victory with a 209 score. OSU s 17-shot margin was its biggest in NCAA play as all five Cowboys placed in the top 25 individually. Team Scores Individual Results (54-72 hole) 1. Oklahoma State David Edwards Georgia 1157 T15. Lindy Miller Arizona State 1160 T15. Bob Tway Brigham Young 1166 T23. Britt Harrison North Carolina 1174 T23. Rafael Alarcon

8 1980 ncaa champions championship history 1980 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Oklahoma State traveled to Columbus, Ohio, and the famed Scarlet Course to grab the 1980 NCAA team championship. The team included (back row, left to right): Willie Wood, Tucson, Ariz. (Sabino); Bob Tway, Marietta, Ga. (Wheeler); Coach Mike Holder; and Eric Evans, Canoga Park, Calif. (Canoga Park). Kneeling (left to right) are Jeff Walser, Putnam City, Okla. (Putnam City); and Rafael Alarcon, Guadalajara, Mexico. Alarcon led OSU as he finished third individually in the tournament with a three-under par 285 for the 72 holes The Cowboys claimed their fourth NCAA Championship and their third in five years at Columbus, Ohio. OSU entered the final day in a three-way tie with BYU and Ohio State, before shooting an even-par 288 on the final day for a four-stroke victory ahead of BYU. Utah State s Jay Don Blake won a playoff with Hal Sutton of Centenary for medalist honors, while Rafael Alarcon was OSU s top finisher, two shots back. Team Scores Individual Results 1. Oklahoma State Jay Don Blake, Utah State Brigham Young Rafael Alarcon Oral Roberts 1178 T7. Bob Tway Ohio State 1184 T31. Eric Evans Texas Christian 1184 T54. Jeff Walser 304 T76. Willie Wood 309 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF 5.7

9 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF championship history 1983 ncaa champions 1983 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM In 1983 Oklahoma State traveled to Fresno, Calif., where it beat arch rival Texas by seven shots to win the NCAA team championship. The team was composed of (left to right): Tommy Moore, New Orleans, La. (De LaSalle); Scott Verplank, Dallas, Texas (White); Andy Dillard, Tyler, Texas (Lee); Willie Wood, Tucson, Ariz. (Sabino); Philip Walton, Malahide, Ireland; and Coach Mike Holder. The brash freshman Verplank gave signs of things to come when his one-under par 287 tied him for first individually, but he lost on the first hole of a sudden-death playoff OSU freshman Scott Verplank tied for first individually through 72 holes but lost a four-way playoff to Jim Carter of Arizona State and tied for second place in leading OSU to its fifth NCAA title. Verplank would win an individual title his senior year. OSU defeated Texas by seven shots in this tournament at Fresno, Calif. as three Cowboys finished among the top 25. Team Scores Individual Results 1. Oklahoma State Jim Carter, ASU 287* 2. Texas 1168 T2. Scott Verplank Houston 1170 T20. Tommy Moore Ohio State Willie Wood Clemson 1176 T38. Andy Dillard 297 T50. Philip Walton 299 *-won playoff. 5.8

10 1987 ncaa champions championship history 1987 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM OSU s sixth NCAA team championship and fifth for coach Mike Holder came in 1987, again on the Scarlet Course at Columbus, Ohio. With Brian Watts (extreme right, second row) firing a sizzling 66 on the final day, which won individual honors at 280, the Cowboys easily outdistanced second place Wake Forest by 16 shots. The team included (front row, left to right): Brian Montgomery, Bristow, Okla. (Bristow) and E.J. Pfister, Marilla, N.Y. (Marilla) On the back row (left to right), Coach Holder; Michael Bradley, Valrico, Fla. (Valrico); Tim Fleming, Ocean Springs, Miss. (Ocean Springs).; and Watts, Carrollton, Texas (Newman-Smith) Brian Watts captured the individual title, becoming the fifth of seven OSU medalists at the event, and led the Cowboys to a 16-shot victory margin. Three OSU players placed in the top six. E.J. Pfister, who tied for 65th would become OSU s third straight NCAA individual champion in Team Scores Individual Results 1. Oklahoma State Brian Watts Wake Forest Michael Bradley Oklahoma 1177 T6. Tim Fleming Ohio State 1185 T65. E.J. Pfister Houston Baptist 1186 T109. Brian Montgomery 312 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF 5.9

11 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF championship history 1991 ncaa champions 1991 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Two seniors in Kevin Wentworth and Bob May and three sophomores in Craig Hainline, Scott De Serrano and Jaxon Brigman, battled the elements to capture the title in a final-day comeback at the Poppy Hills Golf Course at Pebble Beach, Calif. From left to right are Kevin Wentworth, Manteca, Calif. (Manteca); Jaxon Brigman, Abilene, Texas (Wylie); Scott De Serrano, Farmer s Branch, Texas (Turner); Craig Hainline, Wichita, Kan. (West); Bob May, LaHabra, Calif. (Los Altos); and Coach Mike Holder OSU battled rough windy conditions in the first round and led after two rounds, before seeing North Carolina grab the third-round lead. OSU made up a three-stroke Tar Heel lead, including two strokes on the final nine holes to earn the golf team s seventh and the school s 40th overall national title. For the 21st time in the last 22 years, OSU produced at least one top-10 individual finisher as Craig Hainline tied for fourth and Scott De Serrano tied for 10th. Team Scores Individual Results 1. Oklahoma State Warren Schutte, UNLV North Carolina 1168 T4. Craig Hainline Arizona State 1175 T10. Scott De Serrano Wake Forest 1180 T22. Bob May Brigham Young 1185 T28. Kevin Wentworth 296 T45. Jaxon Brigman

12 1995 ncaa champions championship history 1995 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Winning the first playoff in NCAA Championship history, Oklahoma State captured the 1995 title defeating Stanford in a thrilling 73rd hole of golf for the third time at The Scarlet Course at Columbus, Ohio. Pictured are: (back row, left to right) Asst. Coach Bruce Heppler, Chris Tidland, Placentia, California (Valencia); Alan Bratton, College Station, Texas (A&M Consolidated); Coach Mike Holder. (front row, left to right) Trip Kuehne, Dallas, Texas (Highland Park) and Kris Cox, Lafayette, Louisiana (Episcopal of Acadiana). Not pictured: Leif Westerberg, Upplands Vasby, Sweden OSU produced a miraculous comeback in what appeared to be a two-team race between defending national champion Stanford and Texas. The Cowboys made up a seven-stroke deficit late in the fourth round with five birdies in the last three holes to force the first playoff in NCAA Championship history. Bratton and Cox posted birdies on the extra hole, while Tidland and Kuehne carded pars to give OSU the victory and the school's eighth national golf title. Westerberg, who had left for the airport to catch a plane to compete in the British Amateur, did not participate in the playoff. While Bratton was the NCAA runner-up in 1994, Tidland duplicated that feat in Team Scores Individual Results 1. Oklahoma State 1156* 1. Chip Spratlin, Auburn Stanford 1156 T2. Chris Tidland Texas 1157 T17. Alan Bratton Arizona State 1164 T17. Kris Cox Southern California 1165 T39. Trip Kuehne 295 * -- won playoff on first hole. T63. Leif Westerberg 301 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF 5.11

13 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF championship history 2000 ncaa champions 2000 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Winning the school s ninth NCAA Championship was no easy task as the Cowboys survived a one-hole playoff over Georgia Tech at The Grand National Golf Club at Opelika, Alabama. Team members included: Charles Howell, Augusta, GA (Westminister); Landry Mahan, Richardson, TX (Berkner); Edward Loar, Rockwall, TX (Rockwall); Asst. Coach Mike McGraw, Anders Hultman, Gothenburg, Sweden (Burgardens); J.C. DeLeon, Tulsa, OK (Jenks) and Coach Mike Holder Despite entering the final round with a three-stroke lead over the Texas Longhorns, OSU needed seven birdies in the final five holes to pull even with hard-charging Georgia Tech. In the playoff, OSU carded four pars and a birdie for one under par compared with Georgia Tech s one over par. The Cowboys lone birdie came from true freshman J.C. DeLeon, who sank a side-hill 8-foot putt to sercure the victory. Charles Howell set the all-time NCAA scoring record (23 under par) and cruised to an 8-stroke victory over Houston s Chris Morris in the individual race to become OSU s seventh NCAA Individual Champion. Team Scores Individual Results 1. Oklahoma State 1116* 1. Charles Howell Georgia Tech 1116 T13. Landry Mahan Arizona 1118 T41. Edward Loar Houston 1122 T41. Anders Hultman Texas 1125 T58. J.C. DeLeon 295 * won playoff on first hole 5.12

14 2006 ncaa champions championship history Team Scores 2006 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM The Cowboys made their first season under head coach Mike McGraw a memorable one, claiming a three-shot victory over Florida at Crosswater Golf Club in Sunriver, Ore. Pictured are (back row, left to right) Pablo Martin, Malaga, Spain (Ortega y Gasset); Tyler Leon, Dallas, Texas (The Pendleton School); Asst. Coach Alan Bratton, Zack Robinson, Ft. Worth, Texas (Southwest); Head Coach Mike McGraw. (front row, left to right) Jonathan Moore, Vancouver, Washington (The Pendleton School); Trent Leon, Dallas, Texas (The Pendleton School) Sitting in seventh place at the tournament s halfway point, the Cowboys rallied during the third round of the NCAA Championship to get back into contention. Battling adverse conditions, OSU carded an evenpar 288 score to gain ground on the field and move into second place with 18 holes remaining. The Cowboys were able to fend off hard-charging Florida on the final day with a 5-under 283 team score to finish three shots clear of the Gators. Jonathan Moore became just the seventh freshman to win the NCAA individual title, posting a four-shot victory. Sophomore Pablo Martin turned in a fifth-place showing to mark OSU s first national tournament with two players in the top five since Individual Results 1. Oklahoma State Jonathan Moore Florida Pablo Martin 282 T3. Minnesota 1147 T45. Zack Robinson 293 T3. Wake Forest 1147 T57. Tyler Leon Kentucky 1153 T62. Trent Leon 297 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF 5.13

15 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF championship history 5.14 year-by-year ncaa tournament since 1947 OSU s First NCAA Tournament 1947 at Ann Arbor, Mich. 1. Louisiana State Duke Stanford San Jose State Oklahoma State Michigan Ohio State Oklahoma Northwestern Miami (Fla.) Boston College North Carolina North Texas State Georgia Tech Purdue Notre Dame Oregon Yale Princeton Denver Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan State Cornell Penn State Pennsylvania Kentucky Colorado Kenyon Texas Detroit Virginia Kansas Iowa State Syracuse Wayne State (Mich.) Eastern Michigan Kent State West Virginia at Palo Alto, Calif. 1. San Jose State Louisiana State Stanford Duke Oklahoma State Michigan UCLA Oklahoma Washington North Texas State Ohio State Texas Northwestern Oregon Denison Boston College Penn State Denver Southern California California Miami (Fla.) New Mexico Utah at Ames, Iowa 1. North Texas State Purdue Texas Michigan San Jose State Oklahoma State Wake Forest North Carolina Ohio State Miami (Fla.) Utah Iowa State UCLA Washington State Iowa Yale California Canisius Illinois Missouri Northwestern Oklahoma St. Ambrose New Mexico Cornell Northern Iowa Rochester Kent State Central Michigan Nebraska-Omaha Johns Hopkins at Albequerque, N.M. 1. North Texas State Purdue Stanford Oklahoma Wake Forest North Carolina Ohio State Illinois Utah San Diego Kansas Texas Oklahoma State Denver Canisius New Mexico UCLA Oregon Oregon State Navy San Jose State Valparaiso Kenyon at Columbus, Ohio 1. North Texas State Ohio State Notre Dame Detroit Purdue Wisconsin North Carolina Northwestern Stanford Southern California Oklahoma State Southern Methodist Texas Georgia Oklahoma Canisius Kent State Ohio Illinois New Mexico Georgetown Akron Ohio Wesleyan at Lafayette, Indiana 1. North Texas State Michigan Purdue Texas Oklahoma State Southern California LSU Stanford Florida North Carolina Houston Oklahoma Wisconsin Wake Forest Bradley Minnesota Indiana Notre Dame Northwestern Kansas Ohio State Iowa State Virginia St. Lawrence at Colo. Springs, Colo. 1. Stanford North Carolina LSU Oklahoma State North Texas State Texas Notre Dame Houston Purdue Colorado Denver Ohio State Southern California Wichita State Minnesota Northwestern Wisconsin Trinity (Tex.) Iowa State at Houston, Texas 1. Southern Methodist North Texas State 573

16 year-by-year ncaa tournament since 1947 OSU s First NCAA Tournament 3. Oklahoma State LSU Houston Stanford Ohio State Southern California Texas Purdue Iowa Yale Minnesota Trinity (Tex.) Colorado Memphis Denver Kent State Utah Wichita State at Knoxville, Tenn. 1. LSU North Texas State Oklahoma State Houston Stanford Florida San Jose State Memphis Purdue Southern Methodist Iowa North Carolina Georgia Oklahoma Seattle Ohio State Wake Forest Southern California Bradley Minnesota Ohio Detroit Texas Yale Cornell Denver Texas A&M Western Illinois Wisconsin Tennessee Colorado Williams Marshall at Columbus, Ohio 1. Houston North Texas Purdue Oklahoma State Florida State Notre Dame Southern California Southern Methodist LSU North Carolina Texas Tech Ohio State Georgia Oregon San Jose State Michigan Michigan State Western Illinois Minnesota Yale Ohio Illinois Northwestern Oklahoma Stanford Princeton Iowa Williams Bowling Green Buffalo Ohio Wesleyan at Colo. Springs, Colo. 1. Houston Stanford North Texas State Florida State Arizona State Southern Methodist North Carolina Iowa Navy San Jose State Purdue Oklahoma State Minnesota Brigham Young Notre Dame Oregon Wisconsin Texas Oklahoma Ohio Bucknell Illinois Kansas Marshall New Mexico Colorado College at Williamstown, Ma. 1. Houston Oklahoma State Southern California Maryland North Texas State Rollins Stanford Southern Methodist Georgia Arizona State Fresno State Purdue Indiana Colgate Florida State Ohio State Boston College Ohio Virginia North Carolina Yale Williams Iowa Notre Dame Pennsylvania Pittsburg Dartmouth Massachusetts Middlebury Iona Holy Cross Colby Rensselaer American Int l at Eugene, Oregon 1. Houston Purdue Stanford Oregon Oklahoma State Seattle Florida Texas Tech Rollins Duke Oregon State Iowa Yale Idaho North Texas State Tulsa Princeton San Jose State Washington Portland at Colo. Springs, Colo. 1. Houston Oklahoma State Purdue Florida North Carolina Texas A&M Arizona Southern California Baylor Iowa Notre Dame Fresno State Ohio State San Diego State Stanford Oregon Minnesota Ohio Michigan State North Texas State Yale New Mexico UCLA Army Lamar Princeton Seattle 639 championship history OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF 5.15

17 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF championship history 5.16 year-by-year ncaa tournament since 1947 OSU s First NCAA Tournament 28. Texas Tech Tulsa Colorado Idaho Oregon State Denver Texas (2nd) George Hixon Q for Match Play Richard Canon Q for Match Play Jim Wright Q for Match Play James Harris DNQ John Gandy DNQ 1961 at Lafayette, Indiana 1. Purdue Arizona State Southern California Oklahoma State Texas A&M Michigan State Arizona North Texas State Minnesota Georgia Duke Houston Ohio State Notre Dame Florida Northwestern Stanford Ohio Ball State Texas Illinois New Mexico Princeton Miami (Fla.) Bucknell Akron Bowling Green Virginia Tech (4th) Jim Wright Q for Match Play Labron Harris Q for Match Play 1962 at Durham, N.C. 1. Houston Oklahoma State Duke North Texas Georgia Purdue Stanford Wake Forest Minnesota Southern California Marshall New Mexico North Carolina Miami San Diego State Michigan Notre Dame Ohio Auburn Ball State Oregon Princeton Maryland Navy Northwestern Virginia Tech Virginia Tufts Yale Lake Forest Rochester (2nd) Terry Wilcox Q for Match Play Labron Harris Q for Match Play Richard Canon Q for Match Play Tom Sisolak Q for Match Play 5th man not listed 1963 at Wichita, Kan. 1. Oklahoma State Houston North Texas Southern California Georgia Texas Wake Forest Navy Stanford Washington Purdue San Jose State Maryland Miami Notre Dame Texas A&M Ohio Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri New Mexico UCLA Tulsa Penn State Arizona Wichita State Colorado College Bowling Green Yale Rutgers (1st) T2. George Hixon 140 T12. Don Lackey 145 T24. Dave Eichelberger 147 T44. Jim Jamieson 149 T77. Duke Evans at Colo. Springs, Colo. 1. Houston Oklahoma State Southern California Notre Dame San Jose State Miami (Fla.) Wake Forest Stanford Indiana UCLA Michigan Seattle Arizona State New Mexico Maryland Memphis Washington Colorado Northwestern Navy Georgia Purdue Minnesota North Texas State Purdue Fresno State Texas Cal. State L.A Connecticut Oregon State Yale Oregon Wichita State South Carolina Wisconsin New Mexico State Toledo Utah Colorado State Colorado College Idaho (2nd) George Hixon 142 Q for Match Play Jim Hardy 145 Q for Match Play Dave Eichelberger 148 Q for Match Play Hugh Edgmon 152 Q for Match Play Bob Dickson 153 Q for Match Play 1965 at Knoxville, Tenn. 1. Houston Cal. State L.A Southern California Florida Purdue Florida State Georgia San Jose State Oklahoma State Arizona State North Carolina Seattle Virginia Tech Washington Brigham Young Tennessee Indiana Texas Notre Dame UCLA New Mexico Michigan North Texas State Pennsylvania San Diego State TCU Wichita State Oklahoma Penn State Stanford Yale New Mexico State 640

18 year-by-year ncaa tournament since 1947 OSU s First NCAA Tournament 33. Rhode Island (9th) Dave Eichelberger 145 Bob Dickson 147 Jim Hardy 152 Don Lackey 153 Roger Brown at Palo Alto, Calif. 1. Houston San Jose State Southern California Oklahoma State Arizona State San Diego State Stanford Cal State L.A LSU UCLA Notre Dame Florida Ohio State Brigham Young Oregon State Michigan Colorado Penn State Purdue Wisconsin New Mexico Washington Wichita State Baylor Davidson North Texas State Miami (Fla.) Texas Duke San Francisco Providence (4th) T3. Bob Dickson T15. Don Lackey T39. Jim Hardy x x 1967 at Delaware, Pa. 1. Houston Florida Louisiana State Purdue Wake Forest Arizona Michigan State Virginia Tech San Jose State Fresno State North Texas New Mexico Southern California Michigan Texas Maryland Texas A&M Navy Oklahoma Stanford Miami Oklahoma State San Diego State Ohio State Indiana (Pa.) Penn State Memphis State Oregon State Brigham Young New Mexico State Los Angeles State Baylor Yale Army Ohio UCLA Rhode Island Wichita State Providence (22nd) Grier Jones Roger Brown Mike DiCello Roy Bays Bill Sisolak at Las Cruces, N.M. 1. Florida Houston Wake Forest Oklahoma State Texas Arizona State New Mexico Colorado Michigan State Florida State San Jose State Stanford Southern California Michigan New Mexico State (4th) 1. Grier Jones T38. Mike Holder T38. Jim Young T63. Mike Dicello T74. Jim Deaton at Colo. Springs, Colo. 1. Houston Wake Forest Arizona State Brigham Young Florida Georgia North Texas State Texas Stanford Oklahoma State Indiana Florida State Michigan State Southern California Oklahoma Penn State New Mexico State Purdue Maryland LSU New Mexico Texas A&M Cincinnati Seattle San Jose State Ohio State Cal State at Los Angeles Air Force Princeton Ohio University Rutgers Providence College UCLA Harvard Lamar State College Colorado College Oregon State (10th) 21. Mike Holder T22. Doug Tewell T24. Jim Shade T27. Mark Hayes Jim Andrews at Columbus, Ohio 1. Houston Wake Forest Brigham Young Oklahoma State Cal. State L.A Ohio State Texas Georgia Stanford Purdue Arizona State Indiana Miami (Ohio) North Texas State Oregon San Diego State (4th) T7. Mark Hayes Mike Holder x x x 1971 at Tucson, Ariz. 1. Texas Houston Florida Wake Forest Oklahoma State Southern California Brigham Young Stanford Maryland Georgia North Texas Arizona State New Mexico State California State - L.A New Mexico Michigan State Arizona Florida State 584 continued championship history OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF 5.17

19 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF championship history 5.18 year-by-year ncaa tournament since 1947 OSU s First NCAA Tournament 17. Oregon Arkansas San Diego State Purdue Alabama Missouri Ohio Ohio State San Jose State Texas Tech Penn State Cal State - Long Beach UCLA Ball State Murray State North Carolina Miami Weber State Brown (5th) T8. Mark Hayes T40. Ted Goin T46. Danny Edwards T58. Doug Tewell T94. Chris Cole at Cape Coral, Fla. 1. Texas Houston Florida Oklahoma State Arizona State Georgia Wake Forest Southern Methodist San Jose State Maryland Miami Indiana Tennessee Georgia Southern Ball State San Diego State East Tennessee State New Mexico North Texas Southern California Brigham Young Fresno State Cal State-Long Beach Stanford New Mexico State Oregon Bowling Green Ohio State Missouri Minnesota Weber State Penn State Washington Connecticut Brown (4th) 6. Chris Cole T10. Danny Edwards T21. Ted Goin T70. Jim Brownfield T90. Don Bliss at Stillwater, Okla. 1. Florida Oklahoma State Texas New Mexico San Jose State Houston Southern California Georgia Brigham Young Southern Methodist Louisiana State Arizona State Georgia Southern North Texas Oklahoma Ball State Alabama Long Beach State Wake Forest South Carolina Nebraska Indiana Bowling Green Ohio State New Mexico State Weber State Pennsylvania Stanford Penn State Fresno State Texas Tech Oregon State Oral Roberts Princeton Miami Providence (2nd) T5. Danny Edwards T15. Denny Tewell T19. Henry DeLozier T19. Ted Goin T26. Chris Cole at Santee, Calif. 1. Wake Forest Florida Houston Southern California Oklahoma State Indiana New Mexico Long Beach State San Jose State Brigham Young Arizona State Oklahoma North Texas Alabama Texas Southern Methodist Pennsylvania Stanford San Diego State Oregon Louisiana State Georgia Southern Weber State Ball State Miami (Ohio) Dartmouth UCLA Wichita State Ohio State Houston Baptist Auburn Temple (5th) T8. Tom Jones T8. Don Bliss Jaime Gonzalez Steve Thompson Mike Clayton at Columbus, Ohio 1. Wake Forest Oklahoma State Alabama Southern California Brigham Young East Tennessee State Texas Indiana Arizona State Florida Ohio State Houston Louisiana State North Carolina State Georgia Southern Oregon Southern Methodist Stanford San Diego State Ball State Michigan State North Texas State San Jose State Auburn New Mexico Illinois State Oklahoma Massachussetts Furman Ohio Oral Roberts Harvard Texas A&M Temple Long Beach State Penn State Tulsa (2nd) T4. Lindy Miller T4. Tom Jones Jaime Gonzalez Mike Clayton Kirk Goss at Albuquerque, N.M. 1. Oklahoma State Brigham Young Houston Wake Forest New Mexico 1176

20 year-by-year ncaa tournament since 1947 OSU s First NCAA Tournament 6. Texas Southern California East Tennessee State Maryland Oregon Arizona State Ohio State San Jose State Georgia Texas Tech Georgia Southern Marshall San Diego State New Mexico State Oklahoma Stanford North Texas Indiana North Illinois Temple Weber State Louisiana State Auburn Massachusetts (1st) T10. Lindy Miller T10. Jaime Gonzalez T13. Britt Harrison T31. Tom Jones T81. David Edwards at Hamilton, N.Y. 1. Houston Oklahoma State Arizona State Georgia Southern California Brigham Young Oregon Florida Ohio State Wake Forest Texas A&M North Carolina San Jose State Georgia Southern San Diego State Stanford Southern Methodist Furman Indiana Fresno State Oklahoma Kent State Wichita State Florida State New Mexico McNeese State Delaware Providence Colgate (2nd) 4. Lindy Miller T5. David Edwards T29. Tom Jones T38. Jaime Gonzalez Britt Harrison at Eugene, Ore. 1. Oklahoma State Georgia Arizona State Brigham Young North Carolina Oral Roberts Wake Forest San Jose State Florida UCLA Oregon San Diego State Southern California Stanford Texas A&M Weber State South Carolina Houston Wichita State Ohio State Nebraska Fresno State Texas Temple Bowling Green New Mexico Georgia Southern Yale (1st) 1. David Edwards T15. Lindy Miller T15. Bob Tway T23. Britt Harrison T23. Rafael Alarcon (individual results determined through three rounds) 1979 at Winston-Salem, N.C. 1. Ohio State Oklahoma State Wake Forest Brigham Young New Mexico North Carolina Oral Roberts Arizona State Southern California Houston Georgia Southern Fresno State UCLA San Jose State Florida Louisiana State Temple Florida State Georgia North Carolina State Weber State Texas Texas A&M Auburn Wichita State San Diego State Indiana Connecticut (2nd) T5. Bob Tway T5. Britt Harrison T13. Rafael Alarcon T35. Jeff Walser T72. Eric Evans at Columbus, Ohio 1. Oklahoma State Brigham Young Oral Roberts Ohio State Texas Christian Tennessee Georgia Southern Southern California Centenary Fresno State Florida Clemson Texas Florida State Texas A&M Colorado Wake Forest Houston San Jose State Arizona State Indiana San Diego State Weber State Pacific UCLA East Tennessee State Ohio Temple Princeton Connecticut (1st) 3. Rafael Alarcon T7. Bob Tway T31. Eric Evans T54. Jeff Walser T76. Willie Wood at Palo Alto, Calif. 1. Brigham Young Oral Roberts Houston Oklahoma State Arizona State Georgia New Mexico Tennessee Wake Forest Texas A&M Colorado Southern California Utah State Florida Florida State Texas Alabama Fresno State San Jose State North Carolina San Diego State Centenary Stanford Ohio State Louisiana State Purdue 902 championship history OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF 5.19

21 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF championship history 5.20 year-by-year ncaa tournament since 1947 OSU s First NCAA Tournament 27. Oregon New Mexico State Temple Oklahoma Dartmouth (4th) T5. Bob Tway T20. Willie Wood T42. Andy Dillard T62. Tommy Moore T91. Eric Evans at Pinehurst, N.C. 1. Houston Oklahoma State Arizona State Texas A&M Brigham Young UCLA Texas North Carolina State North Carolina Miami (Fla.) Wake Forest Weber State San Jose State San Diego State Ohio State Clemson Oklahoma Georgia Southern California Ball State North Texas Tennessee Oral Roberts Long Beach State New Mexico Florida State East Tennessee State American Temple Indiana Holy Cross (2nd) 2. Andy Dillard T16. Philip Walton T32. Willie Wood T43. Tommy Moore T49. Tracy Phillips at Fresno, Calif. 1. Oklahoma State Texas Houston Ohio State Clemson Georgia UCLA North Carolina Oklahoma Brigham Young Texas A&M Fresno State Missouri Wake Forest Pacific Florida Alabama Ball State Southern California Florida State Lamar Oregon Oral Roberts San Diego State Temple San Jose State Texas Christian Weber State Bowling Green North Carolina State Holy Cross Navy (1st) T2. Scott Verplank T20. Tommy Moore Willie Wood T38. Andy Dillard T50. Philip Walton at Houston, Texas 1. Houston Oklahoma State Oklahoma North Carolina Brigham Young Louisiana State San Jose State Southern Calif Arizona State Texas A&M Florida Georgia South Carolina Missouri Wake Forest Texas Ohio State Arkansas Clemson Mississippi UCLA Fresno State Houston Baptist Kent State San Diego State Stanford Weber State Illinois Colorado Rutgers Temple Yale (2nd) T3. Tommy Moore T14. Andy Dillard T24. Scott Verplank T24. Jeff Maggert T86. Kevin Whipple at Grenelefe, Fla. 1. Houston Oklahoma State Florida Mississippi Texas Arkansas Georgia Oklahoma Stanford Louisiana State Arizona State Georgia Tech Wake Forest Brigham Young UCLA Ohio State North Carolina Auburn Lamar Southern California Fresno State Texas A&M New Mexico San Jose State Oral Roberts Texas-El Paso Clemson Hartford Temple St. John s (2nd) T6. Scott Verplank T14. Kevin Whipple T22. E.J. Pfister T26. Brian Watts T62. Michael Bradley at Winston-Salem, N.C. 1. Wake Forest Oklahoma State Oklahoma Brigham Young Houston Miami (Fla.) Lamar Arizona State Southern California Louisiana State Florida North Carolina Ohio State Georgia Tech Fresno State Arkansas Texas Oregon Texas Christian Furman Clemson Auburn Missouri Texas A&M Stanford New Mexico Ball State Temple Hartford Texas-El Paso Army 951

22 year-by-year ncaa tournament since 1947 OSU s First NCAA Tournament 1986 (2nd) 1. Scott Verplank T24. Brian Watts T28. E.J. Pfister T76. Michael Bradley T89. Tim Fleming at Columbus, Ohio 1. Oklahoma State Wake Forest Oklahoma Ohio State Houston Baptist Arkansas Florida State North Carolina Fresno State Houston Clemson San Jose State Texas-El Paso Louisiana State Brigham Young Arizona State South Florida Arizona Texas A&M Texas UCLA Georgia Tech Southern California Georgia Kentucky Kent Hartford New Mexico Florida Oregon Penn State Tulsa Temple (1st) 1. Brian Watts Michael Bradley T6. Tim Fleming T65. E.J. Pfister T109. B. Montgomery at Los Angeles, Calif. 1. UCLA Oklahoma State Texas-El Paso Oklahoma Florida Arizona Georgia Tech Georgia South Carolina Arizona State Texas Arkansas Southern California Georgia Southern Washington Houston Baptist Clemson New Mexico North Carolina State Louisiana State Kent Wake Forest Illinois Ohio State Tulsa Virginia Southern Methodist Memphis State Utah Hartford Temple St. John s (2nd) 1. E.J. Pfister T43. Kevin Wentworth T52. Michael Bradley T57. Brian Watts T65. Carl Suneson at Edmond, Okla. 1. Oklahoma Texas Clemson Oklahoma State Arizona State Arizona Arkansas UCLA Louisiana State Georgia Florida East Tennessee State North Carolina Fresno State Southwest Louisiana Florida State Texas-El Paso Georgia Tech South Carolina Southern California Miami (Ohio) Kansas Illinois Washington Nevada-Reno Houston Nevada-Las Vegas North Carolina State Auburn Colorado (4th) T2. Kevin Wentworth T21. Bob May T34. Carl Suneson T42. David White T84. Harry Rudolph at Tarpon Springs, Fla. 1. Arizona State Florida Arizona Oklahoma State Oklahoma Fresno State North Carolina Florida State Southwest Louisiana Ohio State Georgia Tech Clemson Southern California North Carolina State Georgia Texas-El Paso Duke Nevada-Las Vegas Kent State Rice Central Florida Texas Oregon Miami (Ohio) New Mexico Auburn Miami (Fla.) Nevada-Reno Wisconsin Arkansas (4th) T14. Kevin Wentworth T23. Craig Hainline T28. Bob May T28. Scott De Serrano T111. David White at Pebble Beach, Calif. 1. Oklahoma State North Carolina Arizona State Wake Forest Brigham Young Georgia Tech Southern California Nevada-Las Vegas Arkansas Texas Texas-El Paso Central Florida Clemson North Carolina State Stanford South Carolina New Mexico Northwestern Arizona Florida Oklahoma Georgia Southern Methodist UCLA Ohio State Texas Christian Rice Miami (Ohio) Mississippi State Louisiana State (1st) T4. Craig Hainline T10. Scott De Serrano T22. Bob May T28. Kevin Wentworth T45. Jaxon Brigman championship history OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF 5.21

23 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF championship history 5.22 year-by-year ncaa tournament since 1947 OSU s First NCAA Tournament 1992 at Albuquerque, N.M. 1. Arizona Arizona State Oklahoma State Nevada-Las Vegas Georgia Tech Texas Florida Arkansas Stanford New Mexico Alabama Clemson Houston Oklahoma Central Florida Texas Christian Virginia Wisconsin Fresno State San Jose State Brigham Young Louisiana State North Carolina Wake Forest East Tennessee State Kent Ohio State South Carolina California-Irvine Rice (3rd) T4. Jaxon Brigman T15. Alan Bratton T15. Craig Hainline T26. Bill Hoefle T74. Chris Tidland at Lexington, Ky. 1. Florida Georgia Tech North Carolina Clemson Texas Arizona State Arkansas Nevada-Las Vegas Oklahoma Duke Wake Forest Oklahoma State Augusta College Southwestern La Kansas Arizona Louisiana State UCLA Auburn Ohio State Minnesota Fresno State North Carolina State New Mexico Brigham Young New Mexico State Kent State Michigan State Alabama Pepperdine (12th) T28. Chris Tidland T34. Alan Bratton T56. Kris Cox Bill Hoefle Brandon Knight at McKinney, Texas 1. Stanford Texas Florida Arkansas Oklahoma State Georgia Tech Auburn Nevada-Las Vegas Arizona State Clemson North Carolina E. Tennessee State Kent State Arizona Wake Forest Florida State Fresno State Southern Methodist Houston Virginia Tech UC-Santa Barbara Louisiana State New Mexico Colorado Oregon State San Jose State Texas Christian Miami (Ohio) Oklahoma Augusta (5th) 2. Alan Bratton T21. Kris Cox T25. Trip Kuehne T35. Leif Westerberg T67. Chris Tidland at Columbus, Ohio 1. Oklahoma State1156* 2. Stanford Texas Arizona State Southern California California Florida State North Carolina State Ohio State Arizona Tulsa New Mexico Florida Houston Nevada-Las Vegas Tennessee Auburn Kansas North Carolina Clemson Texas Christian Wake Forest Oklahoma Augusta East Tennessee State Iowa Kent New Mexico State Georgia Tech Texas-El Paso 608 * - won playoff (1st) T2. Chris Tidland T17. Alan Bratton T17. Kris Cox T39. Trip Kuehne T63. Leif Westerberg at Chattanooga, Tenn. 1. Arizona State Nevada-Las Vegas East Tennessee State Stanford Arizona Florida New Mexico Oklahoma State Southern California San Jose State Arkansas Southern Methodist Texas Clemson Kansas North Carolina North Carolina State Wake Forest Texas Christian Pacific Texas A&M South Carolina Tennessee Pepperdine Miami (Ohio) Oklahoma Florida State Alabama Penn State Indiana (8th) T24. Kris Cox T31. Brian Guetz T44. Leif Westerberg T47. Trip Kuehne T62. Bo Van Pelt at Lake Forest, Ill. 1. Pepperdine 1, Wake Forest 1, Clemson 1, Ohio State 1, Oklahoma State 1, Arizona State 1, TCU 1, Northwestern 1, Houston 1, North Carolina 1, New Mexico 1,169

24 year-by-year ncaa tournament since 1947 OSU s First NCAA Tournament 12. East Tennessee State 1, Texas A&M 1, Southern California 1, Florida 1, Arkansas Auburn LSU San Jose State Texas South Carolina UNLV Virginia Drake Michigan UCLA Arizona Tennessee Duke Washington Individual Results are at the top of the next column (5th) T15. Bo Van Pelt T15. Leif Westerberg T17. Brian Guetz T63. Landry Mahan T72. Edward Loar at Albuquerque, N.M. 1. UNLV Clemson Georgia Tech Oklahoma State Arizona State Ohio State Minnesota UCLA Houston Auburn South Carolina TCU Miami (Ohio) Florida California 1155 (did not make cut) 16. New Mexico Georgia North Carolina State Northwestern Nebraska East Tennessee State Fresno State Southeast Louisiana Kent North Carolina Cal-Santa Barbara Oregon Augusta State Oklahoma Arizona (4th) T15. Edward Loar Bo Van Pelt T20. Charles Howell T48. Landry Mahan T74. Boyd Summerhays at Minneapolis, Minn. 1. Georgia Oklahoma State Northwestern Washington ASU UNLV BYU Houston Clemson N Carolina Minn Florida E Tenn. St Nebraska Illinois Toledo California Duke Oregon S. Carolina Arizona Kansas Colorado Ole Miss Arkansas Colo. St Augusta St Ga. Tech San Diego St Richmond (2nd) 5. Charles Howell T16. Landry Mahan T39. Edward Loar T47. Peter Davidson T57. Anders Hultman at Opelika, Ala. 1. Oklahoma State 1116* 2. Georgia Tech Arizona Houston Texas UNLV Clemson Northwestern Kent State North Carolina TCU Minnesota Fresno State Auburn Wake Forest Georgia (lost playoff) California East Tennessee State Mississippi State New Mexico Kansas Georgia State Oklahoma Pepperdine Arizona State Virginia North Florida BYU Southern California Washington 613 * won playoff 2000 (1st) 1. Charles Howell T13. Landry Mahan T41. Anders Hultman T41. Edward Loar T58. J.C. DeLeon at Durham, N.C. 1. Florida Clemson Arizona Georgia Tech Georgia Arizona State Augusta State Virginia Tech East Tennessee State Wake Forest Pacific Oklahoma UAB Oregon State Southern Methodist Charleston UCLA Mississippi Toledo South Carolina Houston Minnesota Stanford Oklahoma State Georgia Southern Washington North Carolina State Purdue UC-Irvine Kent State (t24th) Pär Nilsson Anders Hultman Matt McQuillan J.C. DeLeon Boyd Summerhays at Columbus, Ohio 1. Minnesota Georgia Tech Clemson Texas Augusta State N.C. State Purdue Pepperdine Arizona Tulsa Florida TCU Washington Toledo 1153 championship history OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF 5.23

25 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF championship history 5.24 year-by-year ncaa tournament since 1947 OSU s First NCAA Tournament 14. Colorado Oklahoma State North Carolina Illinois Baylor Virginia Tech Georgia Fresno State UNLV Pacific Texas Tech New Mexico UAB Auburn Georgia Southern Virginia Commonwealth (16th) 3. Hunter Mahan T8. Pär Nilsson T102. Anders Hultman T148. J.C. DeLeon T152. Alex Norén at Stillwater, Okla. 1. Clemson Oklahoma State UCLA Florida Wake Forest Arizona State Augusta State Auburn North Carolina Texas Georgia Tech Washington UNLV USC N.C. State Georgia Arizona Wichita State Duke Minnesota Illinois Oregon Tennessee New Mexico Vanderbilt Kentucky Arkansas SMU South Carolina San Diego State (2nd) 8. Hunter Mahan T19. Zack Robinson T31. Alex Norén Chris Clarke T71. Pär Nilsson at Hot Springs, Va. 1. California UCLA Arizona Texas Georgia Tech Florida Washington Kentucky Brigham Young Pepperdine Georgia Georgia State Oklahoma State Texas A&M Penn State Purdue Southern California Clemson New Mexico TCU Auburn Arizona State Oklahoma Kent State Toledo SMU Wichita State Vanderbilt North Carolina Rhode Island (13th) T17. Tyler Leon T24. Casey Wittenberg Zack Robinson Chris Clarke Alex Norén at Baltimore, Md. 1. Georgia 1, Georgia Tech 1, Washington 1, Brigham Young 1, New Mexico 1, Southern California 1, Kentucky 1, UNLV 1, Duke 1, Augusta State 1, Arizona State 1, Tennessee 1, Georgia State 1, Georgia Southern 1, Oklahoma State 1, Wake Forest Arizona Florida Stanford Missouri Coastal Carolina SMU San Diego State Purdue Texas Texas A&M Arkansas Alabama Tulsa UCLA (15th) 39. Alex Norén T47. Pablo Martin T54. Ryan Posey T58. Tyler Leon T58. Zack Robinson at Sunriver, Ore. 1. Oklahoma State 1, Florida 1,146 T3. Minnesota 1,147 T3. Wake Forest 1, Kentucky 1, Georgia 1,156 T7. Clemson 1,157 T7. UCLA 1,157 T9. Lamar 1,158 T9. Washington 1, Arizona State 1, Duke 1, Arizona 1, Texas A&M 1, Brigham Young* 1, Coastal Carolina North Carolina North Carolina State 877 T19. UNLV 880 T19. Auburn East Tennessee St. 885 T22. Pepperdine 886 T22. South Carolina 886 T22. Charlotte Northwestern Georgia Tech Texas Tech Nevada Oklahoma Loyola Marymount 915 * Won Playoff 2006 (1st) 1. Jonathan Moore Pablo Martin T45. Zack Robinson T57. Tyler Leon T62. Trent Leon

26 2007 at Williamsburg, Va. 1. Stanford 1, Georgia 1,121 T3. Lamar 1,125 T3. Charlotte 1, Coastal Carolina 1, Alabama 1, UCLA 1, Georgia Tech 1,131 T9. Minnesota 1,133 T9. Florida 1,133 T11. Texas 1,136 T11. South Carolina 1,136 T13. Duke 1,140 T13. Florida State 1, Oklahoma State1, Tennessee Georgia State 852 T18. East Tennessee State 854 T18. Southern California 854 T18. Arizona State 854 T21. North Carolina 855 T21. Vanderbilt Michigan State Arizona Tulsa Wake Forest Louisville Texas Tech New Mexico Auburn (15th) T15. Trent Leon T49. Pablo Martin T53. Tyler Leon T60. Ryan Posey T64. Jonathan Moore Charles Howell coaxes one toward the hole in 2000, a year in which he won four times, averaged strokes per round and won both the Big 12 and NCAA Championships. championship history OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF 5.25

27 OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF championship history 5.26 ncaa tournament team records Low (1st) (4th) (5th) (1st) (1st) (3rd) (2nd) (2nd) (1st) (5th) (1st) (2nd) Most Top-10 Finishers (Watts 1st, Bradley 4th, Fleming 6th) (Hainline 4th, De Serrano 10th) (Alarcon 3rd, Tway 7th) (Tway 5th, Harrison 5th) (Miller 4th, Edwards 5th) (Miller 10th, Gonzalez 10th) (Jones 8th, Bliss 8th) (Mahan 3rd, Nilsson T8th) (Moore 1st, Martin 5th) Biggest Victory Margins over Georgia over Wake Forest over North Carolina over Texas over Brigham Young over Brigham Young over Florida over Houston 9. Playoff 1995 over Stanford 9. Playoff 2000 over Georgia Tech Closest Runner-up Finishes to Houston to Clemson to Ohio State to Georgia to UCLA to Houston to Wake Forest to Houston to Houston to Houston Best Fifth-Man Finishes (All OSU finishers in parenthesis) 1. T23rd 1978 (1st, 15th, 15th, 23rd, 23rd) 2. T45th 1991 (4th, 10th, 22nd, 28th, 45th) 3. T49th 1982 (2nd, 16th, 32nd, 43rd, 49th) 4. T50th 1983 (2nd, 20th, 25th, 38th, 50th) 5. T57th 1999 (5th, 16th, 39th, 47th,57th) ncaa tournament individual records Low Charles Howell, Jr., Trip Kuehne, So., Charles Howell, Jr., Alan Bratton, Jr., Edward Loar, So., Brian Watts, Jr., Charles Howell, Alan Bratton, Jr., Kevin Wentworth, So., Tommy Moore, Sr., Bo Van Pelt, Sr., Rafael Alarcon, So., 1978 Low Charles Howell, Jr., Jonathan Moore, Fr., Alan Bratton, Jr., Tommy Moore, Sr., Brian Watts, Jr., David Edwards, Sr., Edward Loar, So., Pablo Martin, So., Jaxon Brigman, Jr., Bo Van Pelt, Sr., Scott Verplank, Sr., Andy Dillard, So., 1982 Charles Howell (center) receives the 2000 Golfstat Cup Award from Mark Laesch, Golfstat (left) and Coach Holder (right) for having the nation s best scoring average for the season (69.57). Most Top-Five Finishes 1. 2 Scott Verplank (2nd, 1st) 1. 2 Charles Howell (5th, 1st) 1. 2 Bob Tway (5th, 5th) 1. 2 Lindy Miller (4th, 4th) 1. 2 David Edwards (5th, 1st) 6. 1 by 15 players Most Top 10 Finishes 1. 3 Scott Verplank (2nd, 6th, 1st) 1. 3 Bob Tway (5th, 7th, 5th) 1. 3 Lindy Miller (4th, 10th, 4th) 4. 2 Charles Howell (5th, 1st) 4. 2 David Edwards (5th, 1st) 4. 2 Tom Jones (8th, 4th) 4. 2 Hunter Mahan (3rd, 8th) Most Rounds in 60s 1. 5 Charles Howell (69, 67, 66, 63, 69) 2. 4 Alan Bratton (68, 67, 66, 69) 3. 3 Jonathan Moore Scott Verplank Tommy Moore David Edwards Ed Loar

28 ncaa championship finishes Top-10 Team Finishes (1947 was the first year osu had a golf team) Team Top 10 Top 5 Top 3 Champions Oklahoma State Houston Arizona State Florida Wake Forest Texas Southern California Stanford Georgia North Carolina Brigham Young North Texas Purdue Ohio State San Jose State LSU Arizona UCLA Clemson Georgia Tech Oklahoma New Mexico UNLV Florida State SMU Arkansas Duke Minnesota Washington Texas A&M Miami (Florida) Northwestern Fresno State Michigan Oral Roberts Notre Dame East Tennessee State Augusta State Maryland Team Top 10 Top 5 Top 3 Champions Cal State L.A Pepperdine Lamar Kentucky Oregon Auburn Indiana Michigan State North Carolina State California Alabama UTEP TCU Colorado Iowa Navy Rollins San Diego State Tennessee Texas Tech Virginia Tech Charlotte Coastal Carolina Detroit Mississippi Houston Baptist Baylor Centenary Denver Georgia Southern Illinois Kent State Long Beach Memphis State Seattle South Carolina SW Louisiana Tulsa Utah Wisconsin Facts & Figures OSU has participated in 61 consecutive NCAA Championships ( ), an NCAA record. In its 61 NCAA Championship appearances, OSU s average finish is 5.3, an NCAA record. OSU finished in the top five at the NCAA Championship for a record 23 straight seasons between 1970 and 92. OSU finished in the top 10 at the NCAA Championship for a record 25 years between 1968 and 92. Over a 14-year span from 1975 to 88, OSU finished first or second at the NCAA Championship 13 times. championsip history OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF 5.27

29 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF championship history 5.28 osu at conference championships MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE (Head Coach Labron Harris, Sr.) Year Champion Runner-up OSU Individual Champion 1947 Oklahoma A&M (900) Not Available 1st Dale Pringle, Tulsa 1948 Oklahoma A&M (904) Tulsa (990) 1st Dick Turner, Okla. A&M 1949 Oklahoma A&M (833) Wichita St/Drake (913) 1st Bo Wininger, Okla. A&M 1950 Oklahoma A&M (893) Detroit (930) 1st Bo Wininger, Okla. A&M 1951 Oklahoma A&M (872) Detroit (923) 1st Ben Dickson, Okla. A&M; Bob Togikawa, Bradley 1952 Oklahoma A&M (888) Houston (919) 1st Joe Walser, Okla. A&M 1953 Oklahoma A&M (897) Wichita State (901) 1st Sam Sadler, Wichita State 1954 Oklahoma A&M (889) Houston (899) 1st Ben Dickson, Okla. A&M 1955 Oklahoma A&M (892) Houston (908) 1st Bobby Goetz, Okla. A&M 1956 Houston (889) Oklahoma A&M (896) 2nd Rex Baxter, Houston 1957 Houston (897) North Texas (901) T3rd Rex Baxter, Houston BIG EIGHT CONFERENCE Year Champion Runner-up OSU Individual Champion 1958 Oklahoma State (878) Oklahoma (911) 1st Ab Justice, OSU 1959 Oklahoma State (899) Missouri (932) 1st Jim Wright, OSU 1960 Oklahoma State (879) Kansas (927) 1st Jim Wright, OSU 1961 Oklahoma State (865) Colorado (892) 1st Bob Smith, Oklahoma 1962 Oklahoma State (844) Oklahoma (868) 1st Dick Canon, OSU 1963 Oklahoma State (849) Oklahoma (869) 1st George Hixon, OSU 1964 Oklahoma State (845) Oklahoma (869) 1st George Hixon, OSU 1965 Oklahoma State (900) Oklahoma (928) 1st Bob Dickson, OSU 1966 Oklahoma State (854) Colorado (864) 1st Hale Irwin, Colorado 1967* Oklahoma State (592) Oklahoma (607) 1st Hale Irwin, Colorado 1968 Colorado (857) Oklahoma State (861) 2nd Grier Jones, OSU 1969 Oklahoma State (866) Oklahoma (877) 1st Skip Graham, Oklahoma 1970 Oklahoma State (886) Oklahoma (917) 1st Mike Holder, OSU 1971 Oklahoma State (865) Missouri (905) 1st Danny Edwards, OSU 1972 Oklahoma State (864) Missouri (890) 1st Danny Edwards, OSU 1973 Oklahoma State (847) Nebraska (869) 1st Don Bliss, OSU (Head Coach Mike Holder) 1974 Oklahoma State (886) Oklahoma (894) 1st Jaime Gonzalez, OSU 1975 Oklahoma State (876) Oklahoma (902) 1st Tom Jones, OSU 1976 Oklahoma State (878) Colorado (923) 1st Lindy Miller, OSU 1977 Oklahoma State (895) Oklahoma (916) 1st Lindy Miller, OSU 1978 Oklahoma State (858) Nebraska (907) 1st Lindy Miller, OSU 1979 Oklahoma State (888) Colorado (915) 1st Bob Tway, OSU 1980 Oklahoma State (868) Colo./Kan. (891) 1st Rafael Alarcon, OSU 1981 Oklahoma State (857) Colorado (864) 1st Terry Kahl, Colorado 1982 Oklahoma State (870) Oklahoma (886) 1st Willie Wood, OSU 1983 Oklahoma State (888) Okla./Mo. (901) 1st Andrew Magee, Oklahoma 1984 Missouri (903) OSU/Okla. (908) T2nd Scott Verplank, OSU 1985 Oklahoma State (869) Oklahoma (888) 1st Grant Waite, Oklahoma 1986 Oklahoma State (866) Oklahoma (872) 1st Brian Watts, OSU 1987 Oklahoma State (837) Oklahoma (842) 1st Michael Bradley, OSU 1988 Oklahoma State (861) Oklahoma (875) 1st E.J. Pfister, OSU 1989 Oklahoma State (875)# Oklahoma (875) 1st Kevin Wentworth, OSU 1990 Oklahoma State (849) Oklahoma (880) 1st Kevin Wentworth, OSU 1991 Oklahoma State (889) Oklahoma (917) 1st Matt Gogel, Kansas 1992 Oklahoma (866) Oklahoma State (868) 2nd Alan Bratton, OSU 1993 Oklahoma State (888) Kansas (889) 1st Bob Kalinowski, Colorado 1994 Oklahoma State (883) Kansas (888) 1st Bob Kalinowski, Colorado 1995 Oklahoma State (858) Kansas (880) 1st Alan Bratton, OSU; Chris Tidland, OSU; Slade Adams, Kansas 1996 Oklahoma State (895)# Oklahoma (895) 1st Kris Cox, OSU BIG TWELVE CONFERENCE Year Champion Runner-up OSU Individual Champion 1997 Oklahoma State (882) Texas (892) 1st Leif Westerberg, OSU 1998 Oklahoma State (898) Texas (905) 1st Hunter Haas, Oklahoma 1999 Kansas (857) Nebraska (859) 4th David Gossett, Texas 2000 Oklahoma State (851) Kansas (863) 1st Charles Howell, OSU 2001 Baylor (894) OU/Texas (904) 5th Worth Williams, Baylor 2002 Texas (850) OSU (851) 2nd Anders Hultman, OSU 2003 Texas (894) OSU (898) 2nd Hunter Mahan, OSU 2004 Texas (865) OU (870) 3rd Jason Hartwick, Texas 2005 Oklahoma State (868) OU (877) 1st Anthony Kim, Oklahoma 2006 Oklahoma (858) Texas (862) 4th Matthew Rosenfeld, Texas 2007 Oklahoma State (866) Texas A&M (873) 1st Pablo Martin, OSU * Final 18 holes rained out.; # Won in sudden death playoff.

30 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS individual big eight tournament finishes (team finish in parentheses) 1958 (1st) 1. Ab Justice Art Hall T5. Kent Hurlburt T5. Jack Ellis T18. Louis Rada (1st) 1. Jimmy Wright T2. Jack Ellis George Cram Kent Hurlburt T12. Terry Wilcox (1st) 1. Jimmy Wright Labron Harris, Jr Dickie Canon Jim Harris T15. John Gandy (1st) T1. Grier Jones T3. Roy Bays Mike DiCello T5. Roger Brown T19. Bill Sisolak (2nd) 1. Grier Jones Mike DiCello T6. Mike Holder T9. Jim Deaton Jim Young (1st) 2. Jim Andrews T3. Mike Holder T3. Mark Hayes T13. Doug Tewell T15. Jim Shade (1st) 1. Lindy Miller Tom Jones David Edwards Jaime Gonzalez Britt Harrison (1st) 1. Lindy Miller Tom Jones Britt Harrison David Edwards Jaime Gonzalez (1st) 1. Lindy Miller Britt Harrison David Edwards Rafael Alarcon Bob Tway championsip history 1961 (1st) T2 Terry Wilcox T2. Jimmy Wright T5. Cotton Dunn T7. Labron Harris, Jr T12. Dickie Canon (1st) 1. Mike Holder T3. Mark Hayes T3. Jim Deaton Doug Tewell T7. Jim Shade (1st) 1. Bob Tway T5. Jeff Walser T8. Rafael Alarcon Britt Harrison T12. Eric Evans (1st) 1. Dickie Canon Terry Wilcox T7. Labron Harris, Jr Greg Lambert Dave Browning (1st) 1. Danny Edwards Mark Hayes Ted Goin Doug Tewell Jim Shade (1st) 1. Rafael Alarcon Bob Tway Willie Wood T13. Eric Evans T18. Jeff Walser (1st) 1. George Hixon Don Lackey T4. Jim Jamieson Dave Eichelberger Duke Evans (1st) 1. George Hixon Dave Eichelberger Jim Hardy T5. Bob Dickson T8. Hugh Edgmon (1st) 1. Bob Dickson Don Lackey T3. Jim Hardy T16. Dv. Eichelberger T20. Roger Brown (1st) 2. Jim Hardy T4. Bob Dickson T4. Roger Brown T4. Hugh Edgmon T18. Don Lackey (1st) 1. Danny Edwards T3. Ted Goin Jim Brownfield T9. Chris Cole T12. Don Bliss (1st) 1. Don Bliss * 2. Henry DeLozier T5. Chris Cole Danny Edwards T9. Ted Goin * won playoff (1st) 1. Jamie Gonzalez T2. Tom Jones Mike Clayton Don Bliss Steve Thompson (1st) 1. Tom Jones Jaime Gonzalez T5. Kirk Goss T5. Mike Clayton Lindy Miller (1st) T2. Bob Tway T2. Eric Evans T5. Willie Wood Tommy Moore Andy Dillard (1st) 1. Willie Wood * 2. Tracy Phillips T11. Tommy Moore T15. Andy Dillard T20.Philip Walton * won playoff (1st) 3. Tommy Moore Scott Verplank T7. Willie Wood Philip Walton T13. Andy Dillard (T2nd) 1. Scott Verplank T2. Tommy Moore T11. Jeff Maggert T18. Kevin Whipple Andy Dillard continued OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF 5.29

31 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF championship history 5.30 individual big eight tournament finishes (team finish in parentheses) 1985 (1st) 2. Scott Verplank Michael Bradley Brian Watts T9. E.J. Pfister T21. Kevin Whipple (1st) 1. Brian Watts E.J. Pfister T5. Michael Bradley T7. Scott Verplank T15. John O Neill (1st) 1. Michael Bradley E.J. Pfister T3. Brian Watts Brian Montgomery T9. Tim Fleming (1st) 1. E.J. Pfister T3. Carl Suneson T4. Brian Watts T7. Michael Bradley T11. Kevin Wentworth (1st) 1. Kevin Wentworth T5. Carl Suneson T9. David White Bob May T11. Harry Rudolph (1st) 1. Kevin Wentworth David White Scott De Serrano T5. Craig Hainline Bob May (1st) 2. Craig Hainline Bob May Jaxon Brigman T8. Kevin Wentworth T8. Scott De Serrano (2nd) 1. Alan Bratton Chris Tidland T7. Jaxon Brigman Bill Hoefle T13. Craig Hainline (1st) 2. Chris Tidland T4. Alan Bratton T8. Kris Cox T16. Craig Hainline Brandon Knight (1st) 2. Alan Bratton T4. Chris Tidland T4. Trip Kuehne T14. Leif Westerberg T17. Kris Cox (1st) T1. Alan Bratton T1. Chris Tidland T6. Kris Cox Trip Kuehne T26. Leif Westerberg (1st) 1. Kris Cox Brian Guetz T13. Trip Kuehne T18. Leif Westerberg Greg Robertson individual big 12 tournament finishes (team finish in parentheses) 1997 (1st) 1. Leif Westerberg Edward Loar Brian Guetz T16. Landry Mahan T33. Bo Van Pelt (1st) 3. Charles Howell T4. Bo Van Pelt T6. Edward Loar T8. Boyd Summerhays T56 Landry Mahan (4th) T7. Anders Hultman T14. Charles Howell T14. Edward Loar T29. Nick Seymour T32. Landry Mahan (1st) 1. Charles Howell Edward Loar T15. Anders Hultman T30. Landry Mahan T46. J.C. DeLeon (5th) T2. Pär Nilsson T10. J.C. DeLeon T23. Boyd Summerhays T33. Anders Hultman T35. Peter Davidson (2nd) 1. Anders Hultman T4. Hunter Mahan T15. Alex Norén T18. Pär Nilsson T53. Dayton Rose (2nd) 1. Hunter Mahan T14. Pär Nilsson T23. Chris Clarke T27. Zack Robinson T41. Dayton Rose (3rd) T3. Alex Norén Casey Wittenberg T16. Tyler Leon T20. Chris Clarke T36. Zack Robinson (1st) 2. Alex Norén Zack Robinson T8. Tyler Leon T11. Pablo Martin T25. Ryan Posey (4th) 3. Pablo Martin T14. Jonathan Moore Trent Leon T34. Chris Clarke T42. Tyler Leon (1st) 1. Pablo Martin Ryan Posey T9. Tyler Leon T17. Trent Leon T30. Jonathan Moore

32 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS big eight conference tournament team records Low Biggest Victory Margins over Nebraska over Kansas over Missouri over Colorado over Missouri over Oklahoma over Oklahoma over Oklahoma over Oklahoma over Oklahoma big eight tournament individual records Low Craig Hainline, Fr., Kevin Wentworth, Jr., Dickie Canon, Sr., Terry Wilcox, Sr., Alan Bratton, Sr., E.J. Pfister, So., David Edwards, Sr., Lindy Miller, Sr., George Hixon, Sr., times Low Dickie Canon, Sr., Michael Bradley, Jr., E.J. Pfister, Jr., George Hixon, Sr., Terry Wilcox, Sr., Brian Watts, Jr., Henry Delozier, Sr., Don Bliss, Jr., George Hixon, Jr., Alan Bratton, Fr., Kevin Wentworth, So., Grier Jones, Sr., 1968 Largest Margin of Victory 12 Oklahoma State, 2000 Lowest Score, One Round 272 Oklahoma State, 2000 (2nd) Lowest Score, Second Round 272 Oklahoma State, 2000 Lowest Score, Third Round 277 Oklahoma State, 2002 Most Victories 1. 3 Lindy Miller (1976, 77, 78) 2. 2 Alan Bratton (1992, 95) 2. 2 Kevin Wentworth (1989, 90) 2. 2 Danny Edwards (1971, 72) 2. 2 George Hixon (1963, 64) 2. 2 Jim Wright (1959, 60) players Most Rounds in 60s 1. 4 Chris Tidland 1. 4 E.J. Pfister 1. 4 George Hixon 4. 3 Alan Bratton 4. 3 Kevin Wentworth 4. 3 Michael Bradley 4. 3 Jim Hardy 4. 3 Dickie Canon 9. 2 seven players Closest Runner-Up Finishes to Oklahoma to Colorado to Missouri Most Top Eight Finishers (All-Big Eight Selections) 1. 5 in 1964, 1971, 1975, 1976, 1978, 1990, in 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1966, 1967, 1970, 1973, 1977, 1986, 1987, 1988, Best Fifth-Man Finishes (All OSU finishers in parenthesis) 1. 6th 1978 (1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th, 6th) 2. 7th 1990 (1st, 2nd, 4th, T5th, 7th) 2. 7th 1976 (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 7th) 2. 7th 1975 (1st, 2nd, T5th, T5th, 7th) 5. 8th 1991 (2nd, 3rd, 5th, T8th, T8th) 5. 8th 1971 (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 8th) 5. 8th 1964 (1st, 3rd, 4th, T5th, T8th) big 12 conference tournament team records individual records Lowest Winning Score (54 holes) 200 Charles Howell, 2000 ( ) Largest Margin of Victory 13 Hunter Mahan, 2003 Lowest Score, After Two Rounds 132 Charles Howell, 2000 (66-66) championsip history OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF 5.31

33 central regional championships OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF championship history 5.32 osu at the ncaa central regional Year Champion OSU Individual Champion 1989 Oklahoma State (880) 1st (880) Kevin Wentworth, OSU (214) 1990 Oklahoma State (878) 1st (878) Kevin Wentworth, OSU (214) 1991 Arkansas (859) 2nd (863) Ron Wuensche, Wisconsin (211) 1992 Texas (856) 3rd (878) Justin Leonard, Texas (207) 1993 Kent State (870) 3rd (885) Heath Fell, Michigan State (214) 1994 Texas (851) 3rd (855) Dean Larsson, Houston (207) 1995 Oklahoma (854) 2nd (859) Alan Bratton, OSU (211) 1996 Texas A&M (871) 6th (878) Rob Kerr, Minnesota (211) 1997 Oklahoma State (843) 1st (843) Bo Van Pelt, OSU (209) Miguel del Angel, Texas A&M (209) 1998 Houston (845) T7th (864) Matt Seppanen, Northwestern (205) 1999 Minnesota (865) 4th (883) James McLean, Minnesota (212) 2000 Texas (847) 3rd (850) Jon Mills, Kent State (202) 2001 OU, Kent State, Purdue (883) 6th (887) John Klauk, Texas (212) 2002 OSU, Purdue (865) 1st (865) Lee Williamson, Purdue (209) 2003 Oklahoma State (856) 1st (856) Brett Callas, Houston (207) 2004 Kentucky (882) 2nd (893) John Holmes, Kentucky (214) 2005 Augusta State (849) 2nd (858) Kalle Edberg, Augusta State (205) 2006 Oklahoma State (845) 1st (845) Jonathan Moore, OSU (205) 2007 Tulsa (895) 6th (906) Dawie Van Der Walt, Lamar (215) Dan Woltman, Wisconsin (215) individual central regional finishes (team finish in parentheses) 1989 (1st) Stonebridge Ranch, McKinney, Tx 1. Kevin Wentworth T11. David White T14. Harry Rudolph T20. Bob May T25. Carl Suneson (1st) Scarlet Course, Columbus, OH 1. Kevin Wentworth T7. Craig Hainline T21. Scott De Serrano T21. Bob May T36. David White (2nd) Hillcrest C.C., Bartlesville, OK T2. Kevin Wentworth T6. Scott De Serrano T15. Bob May T35. Craig Hainline T56. Jaxon Brigman (3rd) Stonebridge C.C., McKinney, TX T11. Chris Tidland T11. Jaxon Brigman T31. Alan Bratton T34. Craig Hainline T42. Bill Hoefle (3rd) Scarlet Course, Columbus, OH T18. Chris Tidland T23. Kris Cox T23. Bill Hoefle T37. Alan Bratton T43. Brandon Knight (3rd) OKC G. & C.C., Oklahoma City, OK 5. Alan Bratton T21. Leif Westerberg T28. Kris Cox T45. Trip Kuehne T45. Chris Tidland (2nd) Bentwater, Conroe, TX 1. Alan Bratton T6. Leif Westerberg T24. Kris Cox T36. Chris Tidland T36. Trip Kuehne (6th) Univ. Michigan, Ann Arbor T6. Brian Guetz T6. Bo Van Pelt T19. Trip Kuehne T85. Kris Cox T103. T.J. Nance (1st) Jimmie Austin C.C., Norman, OK T1. Bo Van Pelt T3. Leif Westerberg T6. Brian Guetz T11. Edward Loar T41. Landry Mahan (T7th) Oak Hills C.C., San Antonio, TX T19. Edward Loar T25. Charles Howell T34. Bo Van Pelt T58. Boyd Summerhays T66. Landry Mahan (4th) Scarlet Course, Columbus, OH T10. Charles Howell T27. Edward Loar T27. Landry Mahan T48. Anders Hultman T107. Peter Davidson (3rd) Victoria C.C., Victoria, TX 9. Anders Hultman T10. Charles Howell T21. Landry Mahan T40. Edward Loar T89. J.C. DeLeon

34 central regional championships individual central regional finishes (team finish in parentheses) 2001 (6th) Karsten Creek Golf Club, Stillwater, OK T13. Par Nilsson T16. Matt McQuillan T40. Anders Hultman T65. Boyd Summerhays T120. J.C. DeLeon (T1st) Pleasant Valley C.C., Little Rock, AR T7. Hunter Mahan T12. Alex Norén T22. Par Nilsson T33. Anders Hultman T37. J. C. DeLeon (1st) Colbert Hills, G.C., Manhattan, KS T5. Hunter Mahan T20. Zack Robinson T20. Pär Nilsson T33. Alex Norén T77. Chris Clarke Kevin Wentworth championsip history 2004 (2nd) Kampen Course, West Lafayette, Ind. T8. Tyler Leon T8. Casey Wittenberg T21. Alex Norén Zack Robinson T91. Chris Clarke (2nd) The Warren Course, South Bend, Ind. 2. Pablo Martin T36. Zack Robinson T36. Alex Norén T56. Ryan Posey T56. Tyler Leon (1st) Sand Ridge Golf Club, Chardon, Ohio 1. Jonathan Moore Zack Robinson T10. Pablo Martin T24. Trent Leon T24. Tyler Leon (6th) Rich Harvest Farms, Sugar Grove, Ill. T9. Tyler Leon T29. Ryan Posey T44. Trent Leon T50. Jonathan Moore T105. Pablo Martin OKLAHOMA STATE MEN S GOLF 5.33